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Old 01-10-2011, 03:37 PM
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Anybody put a plexi wind deflector on a cafe was thinking of trying to have one made and mount it on upper cowl area any pics would be great thnks
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Originally Posted by park35
Anybody put a plexi wind deflector on a cafe was thinking of trying to have one made and mount it on upper cowl area any pics would be great thnks

I asked about this when I bought mine as well, having come out of a Formula with a full windshield. I never found any for the Cafe. I called Phil at Lip-Ship and he said he has never done one either.

I have since gotten used to the breeze.
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Old 01-11-2011, 05:13 PM
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I hate the stock windshield on my cafe - those flip up ones seem to put all the wind RIGHT in my face!!! They work great for my wife because it blows the wind right over her head!!
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What do u guys think I would guess it would look gd and be functional as well can't belive no one has done this before was thinking maybe 6-8in high I saw one on a sonic it looked gd any input would be great thnks
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Sort of along the same lines I have three of them on my 36' Apache and wondered about having new ones made that are just a couple inches taller. As someone else said, they work great for my wife but seem to toss all of the air right in my face.
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Sick Stinger here on the board was going to make one for his Cafe I am sure he will chime in here.
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Hey frank sounds like u want to warm up the motors on the tiger let me know if u want some info built 540s simliar to want u want to do
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Hey frank sounds like u want to warm up the motors on the tiger let me know if u want some info built 540s simliar to want u want to do
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That was from an old thread, before I decided to buy the Tiger I was looking into some more power. I will be taking the power out of the Tiger next winter for a little freshening. Those motors are the Keith Eickert 675's. They are 540's with 871 blowers and a set of Dart aluminum heads.
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That sounds real nice that boat will haul
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Anyone have any pic of wind deflectors they have made for a caferacer,want to put one on the upper cowl, don't know if that is possible in one piece,with a angle back compound angles to deal with
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